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SlimShady
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A startup manager which you can use to see, edit, remove, add all startup items in Windows.

Requirement(s):

- AutoIt v3.0.103

Download below:

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/public/SlimShady/StartupMgr.au3

This version should work well with all Windows versions.

If something does not work right, please tell me.

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The same problems here (German XP SP1) and with "Run_2(User)"

The 'to-search-keys" doesn't exist at my machine - maybe there is the problem.

Also a problem with "Startup Folder":

Line 147: $value=... -> $search - variable used without being declared

Did you forget some line in:

Func InitKeys ()

Global $Keys[12] ?

Or what do these "Run_2"-entires mean?

Regards Holger

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Very nice script indeed. Only thing I would change is the listing of startup folders to include all files, just in case there are any other than ".lnk" in there.

Works fine WindowsXP pro sp2

Cheers

CheersNobby

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Func InitKeys ()

...

...

...

EndFunc   ;==>InitKeys

Moving this function to the top most of the script before $KEY is used. Lets Checkrun in Scite pass it with no errors. :ph34r:

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

That function is called at line number 19: InitKeys ()

It sets a global variable and Au3Check didn't see that.

Au3Check is just whining. It's a bug in the program.

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Actually... if you are declaring a Global variable inside a function, although technically legal in the language, it is bad style to do so. Doing things like that are hard to remember later on down the road when you re-visit a script, or for others who are looking at the script the first time. Au3Check enforces a few minor style guidelines in this manner.

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Actually... if you are declaring a Global variable inside a function, although technically legal in the language, it is bad style to do so.  Doing things like that are hard to remember later on down the road when you re-visit a script, or for others who are looking at the script the first time.  Au3Check enforces a few minor style guidelines in this manner.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

... didn't know that.

Thanks for the info.

I'll change it now.

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  • 1 month later...

Why hasnt this been compiled for those that dont have the beta like me? :ph34r: :-P

Thanks,

JS

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Why hasnt this been compiled for those that dont have the beta like me? :ph34r: :-P

Thanks,

JS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I would've if I posted this in the Scripts & Scraps forum.

I'll compile it now.

Click http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/public/SlimShady/StartupMgr.zip.

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